Wafer Fab Parks

The heart of Singapore’s semiconductor and electronics industry

Wafer Fab Parks

At a Glance

4 parks spanning
374 ha

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14 global
semiconductor
companies

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9 out of 15 top
semiconductor
companies

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Over 18,700
professionals

Rejuvenation works
in progress

About

Powering Singapore’s semiconductor aspirations since the 1990s.

Big things have always been happening behind the walls of our specialised parks. But today, manufacturers here are innovating on an unprecedented scale. Chips rolling off the production lines are enabling 5G connectivity, Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things. Sounds exciting? Wait till you move your business here.

Watch this video to learn more about Singapore’s electronics and semiconductor ecosystem.
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Meeting the most stringent standards, so you can meet yours.

As chips get smaller, expectations get bigger. That’s why we build our parks to meet the most stringent wafer fabrication requirements. Go ahead and create the perfect environment for your production. Or discuss your plans with us to find a suitable space that can accommodate your needs.
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Four well-planned parks. One well-connected community.

Roads. Power. Utilities. Every park is fully furnished with them. As are synergistic businesses whom you can easily tap for support. In fact, collaboration is what unites businesses across all four parks. Forget park boundaries. You are part of a single community who’s always ready for opportunities.

Notable companies at our Wafer Fab Parks

AMS

GlobalFoundries

Jabil

Micron

Siltronic

Soitec

SSMC

UMC

Vanguard International Semiconductor

Image: Micron Technology

Keen to be part of the Wafer Fab Parks community? Make an enquiry today.

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Attracting Talent

Attract fresh talent at Electronics Industry Day.

Why go out of your way to woo graduating students? Electronics Industry Day—organised with the Singapore Semiconductor Industry Association (SSIA) and Institutes of Higher Learning—is an excellent opportunity to recruit them for your business.

Give an insightful talk to the participating students. Or offer a fascinating virtual tour of your plant. Got an idea that can maximise your exposure? Speak to us to see how you can make it happen at the next event.

Find out more about the latest Electronics Industry Day
Image: Infineon

Attracting Talent

Harness experience from other industries.

Fresh graduates won’t be the only ones knocking on your company’s door. SSIA is embarking on major initiatives to attract professionals from other industries. So expect to hear from mid-career candidates hoping to fill both technical and management roles. Richer in experience yet new to your sector, they promise to bring exciting perspectives that can greatly benefit your business.

Learn more about SSIA and their initiatives here

Exciting Enhancements

Making your environment as attractive as your industry.

As part of the many ongoing efforts to make the industry more appealing, the following enhancements rejuvenate our parks, making them not just a place you go to work in, but a place you’d love to be in.

A lusher, greener environment is on the way.

The greener our parks, the lusher and nicer they are to work in. So we’ve arranged for over 1,000 more trees to be planted. It’ll be like working in a garden, here in garden city Singapore.

If you want more to feel good about, try this: companies will soon be deploying solar panels on rooftops! Our parks aren’t just getting greener, they’re becoming more sustainable too.

Cycling or walking. We have got you covered.

Cyclists, rejoice! 6.7 km of paths will soon connect our parks at Tampines and Pasir Ris to Singapore’s Park Connector Network (PCN), making everywhere from Pasir Ris Park to Coney Island Park reachable by bicycle.

For those who travel by foot, 5.3 km of sheltered walkways added to these parks means you’ll never have to worry about the weather when you’re going to work or heading home.